There are two tabs for All processes and Active processes.Īn actions log is shown in the bottom pane, with buttons for Insights, View log, and search options. The current process are shown in the next section of the application window. To the right of it are CPU Load and RAM Load bar charts. Below these is a readout graph with processor performance. There are some menu options lining the top of the application windows. The interface is quite packed but fairly easy to understand. Process Lasso requires Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 8, and 2012 There was no adware, toolbars, malware or spyware included with the setup package. The installation went as planned without any issues. The installation requires 16.2 MB of available space.

Whatever the need, Process Lasso is designed to make the best of the system resources. This could be a web browser that keeps stalling or a video player trying to get through a larger than average Blu-ray video file while keeping the video and audio synced during playback. The user can step in and make changes to ensure the smoother running of certain priority applications.

Resources are allocated to each program based on its requirements.

The software keeps an eye on running processes and inactive ones, plus useful bar charts keep the user updated on the current use of the CPU and available memory. There are optimization functions which focus on priority setting for processes, core optimization, rules for automation, affinity optimization and other options. Process Lasso is rather more complex than the Windows Task Manager and so takes a bit of time to understand completely. Process Lasso is a package to help prioritize which programs (and Windows processes) should have the higher priority and which should not. ' Automated process priority optimization'

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